Even though there’s snow on the ground and temperatures hovering well below zero, winter is the best time to be sure your irrigation system is…
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Beef feedlot managers, owners, employees and allied industries can learn new information related to feedlot management at Nebraska Extension’s…
Last time, we looked at ADF and NDF and how it is used to measure a hay sample’s fiber content. It plays into digestibility and forage intake,…
The time for spring planting alfalfa is just around the corner, and two traits often confused are fall dormancy and winter survival. Last time…
A newly launched survey by Nebraska Extension seeks ranchers’ input on the design of grassland conservation programs in the state.
Have you ever wanted to grow herbs at home, but did not know how easy it is to raise them? Have you ever wanted to cook with fresh herbs, but …
The Nebraska Cover Crop and Soil Health Conference is set to take place Thursday, Feb.11 online and in person.
The spring bull sale season is underway. Catalogs are being studied, EPDs and individual animal performance numbers are being compared and cho…
Understanding protein in a diet may seem straight forward, but can have a few nuances to keep in mind.
We really saw a lot of snow this past week. In some cases our plants don’t appreciate it, but on the other hand, there are some plant benefits to all this snow as well. Nebraska Extension's Nicole Stone explains:
A longtime extension educator in Saunders County has had an accomplished, award winning career. University of Nebraska–Lincoln faculty member …
Spring calving is arguably the most crucial time of year for most operations. Extension expert Connor Biehler has tips for being prepared.
Gratitude inspires us to be more kind, more generous and helpful, and strengthens relationships.
As cold temperatures arrive, be happy if you received snow recently. Although snow can create some problems, snow is good – for alfalfa and ne…
Beginning Jan. 19, Nebraska Extension in Douglas-Sarpy Counties and Iowa State West Pottawattamie County Extension will partner to offer a six…
The latest technology available for the ranch is making it easier to keep an eye on cattle health, food, forage and water.
Military veterans across Nebraska can get help beginning or continuing a career in agriculture.
After early moisture which morphed into a surprisingly dry August, Nebraska soybean farmers still reported largely above-average yields at har…
Chuck Hibberd, retired dean and director of Nebraska Extension, is being recognized for his work with youth over the years.
Nebraska Extension is pleased to present the 6th annual Crop Scouting Competition for Nebraska youth. Youth interested in crops have the oppor…
Spring is a great time of year. We typically see much more enjoyable weather and we can get outdoors more. Spring is also when we usually see …
CURTIS, Neb. – All youth ages 8-18 years old are invited to the annual Youth Animal Science Field Day on Thursday, May 24, 9:15 a.m. to 4 p.m.…
Grain marketing workshops will be offered at three sites in March to help grain producers create a written post-harvest marketing plan customi…
Nebraska Extension in cooperation with the Nebraska Corn Board and the Nebraska Soybean Board is conducting hands-on workshops to introduce co…